Markus Gerstel
Markus Gerstel
`bootstrap update` by itself doesn't do any compilation.
> Just to make sure, currently there’s no API-level or machine-readable way of getting an instance’s advertised domain blocks? ~~Looks like there is? https://docs.joinmastodon.org/methods/accounts/domain_blocks/~~ To be clearer: 4.0 seems to...
Unfortunately dials_regression is not a public repository, which is why we are moving away from using it, and I don't advise using it at all. If you make sure the...
What I would have thought to be the biggest stumbling block of the entire approach is that to build/bundle/run dials you first need to build/bundle/run cctbx and then dxtbx. Did...
dials contains C++ code and depends on header files in (at least) cctbx_project and dxtbx, dxtbx contains C++ code and depends on header files in (at least) cctbx_project. cctbx_project has...
I don't think dials uses clipper anywhere. I don't believe it's part of our default environment either, but I could be wrong. Again, this id probably something that should be...
Try removing this line: https://github.com/cctbx/cctbx_project/blob/0b1af689c6a4e8bc5bc85a1b20e741cba1d7adf8/libtbx/SConscript#L392-L393 and see if it makes a difference in size and/or performance
If you are poking around in that area: with the move to Python 3 xia2 started to sometimes show UC angles as "90.0000000000000000000" degrees.
quite possibly. Behaviour if `standard_uncertainty=0` is to `return str(value)`, and Python 2: ```python >>> str(90.0+1e-14) '90.0' ``` Python 3: ```python >>> str(90.0+1e-14) '90.00000000000001' ``` Suggest copying function into `dials.util` and...